The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-08-18

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For Sapsago cheese go tu Geo
. Hartman.
Chas. McLain spent Sunday al
Wellston, o.
The best of liquors and cigars
at. Kirstein's.
Turtle soup at John Kirstein's
every day and night.
The lunch counter at EIrstein's
is one of the best in town.
Harry Burberry, We are sorry to
learn, still continues very i'll.
Fine liquors, wine, beer and
cider at George Ha,tmaa's.
Johnny KRISTEN keepshot tur-
lie soup every day and night.
Watch repairing neatly and
promptly done at Reber & Cos.
MrssAddie Walker, of Athens,
O., is the guest of Miss Maggie Wal
ker.
George Fox is building an addi-
lion TO his residence on South Mul.
berry street.
C.E. Bowen is visiting the fam
lily of John Tenny in Union
county this week.
a good dinner can be had IN
the grove at New Plymouth on
Saturday for % cents.
Miss Mary Beck attended the
wedding of her brother at Colum
bus, O.. last Wednesday.
The oolored people have been
holding camp meeting at nitc's
Grove, near Gore, the past week.
Frank Lemon mas been en-
ployed by the Logan Manuiac-
turing Co., as their undertaken.
The Misses Bessie and Mary
EiseIe, of Weilston, o, are visit
ling Mr.. and Mrs. Chas McI.ain.
Chas. Secret started for Pt.
Pleasant, W. Va. last Monday
where he spent several days of this
week.
Warren Bennett and Walt Nor
ris re: urned from the West last
Saturday. They did not like the
country we'll enough 10 turn COW
boys. -
George Hartman keeps some
very fine liquor, some excellent
wine, fresh beer and Limberger
cheese.
George Hartman has one of the
best bars in!town. It's well sup
plied with fine liquors. Call and
see him.
Miss Della Pink has returned
home after weei-'s visit with
her cousin, Miss Grace Ford, al
Columbus.
Lew Baker and James Sterrett
started FOR Atlantic City yesterday.
they expect to be on the coast
about ten days.
| Miss Clara Boardman, WHO has
been visiting friends here, re-
'nrned 70 her hhme at Worthing-
ton, o., last Monday.
Gn,o James A. Oliver for furn-
i,ure, upholstered goods and
undertaking; one or the best
and safest places in town.
The Harrington boys and Jim
md Walt Rochester, who were in
camp near Sugar Grove last week
returned home Monday last.
Mrs. A. Ii. Ambrose entertain
ed a large number Of friends at
her Handsome residence on Co
lumbus street, Monday evening.
George Eleinschmidl, one of
our most Industrious and enter
prising young mechanics, has
gone TO Lancaster and engaged
with the Eagle Machine Works.
Rufe Reber, Geo. Work, Mack
Connel and The Misses Maynard,
their mother, he Misses Clara
Boardman ard Name Blasius,
Sundayed at the Rock House.
hiss Rose Wade, following a
visit of several weeks through
Northern Ohio, during which she
was accompanied byher brother,
NJ. w. Wade, returned home last
Saturday.
johnny Frasch not only keeps
an excellent stock of groceries,
bnt he also aims to keep any
thing in the way of produce that
the market affords. Butter. eggs,
ETC., specially.
Miss Nellie Free, with a strong
support, will appear at Remple's
Opera House, Sept. s, 1887, in
Little Miss Johnstone.' The
Little Human Flower" will give
a positive successful, artistic per-
formance.
W. II. Wilson is the only one
in this city who handles the eel.
ebrated "Colingwood" whisky
He invites the public TO cali and
test this very excellent article of
liquor. No better was ever offer